Following the success of One Enchanted Evening in Devonshire Square, Yuri Sabatini has organised a great show putting together a suberb cast of singers to give you an unforgettable experience: a soireè of Opera, Broadway hits and West End tunes.

This time the charming Tenor will introduce The International Baritone Virtuoso Paul Rhodes, recently back from his New York Concerts .They will perform alongside the superb, stunning Soprano Honey Rouhani, accompanied at the piano by the versatile and sensitive Chris Taylor.

You will be taken on a fantastic journey through a selection of songs and duets from the world of Opera, Broadway, the West End and more...

You are kindly invited to join Yuri Sabatini and Paul Rhodes for a magical evening that will leave you wanting for more!

Honey Rouhani – Soprano

Versatile British-Iranian soprano, Honey Rouhani, recently won the 3rd prize and the ‘Special’ Jury prize for ‘Best Interpretation’ in the Montecatini International Opera competition in Italy. She also made her West End opera debut as Musetta in Puccin’s La bohème at the Trafalgar Studios (Olivier Award Nominee 2017/18). Critics described her as a “an utter revelation” and “The most memorable part of the Opera”.

In October 2018 Honey premiered a new work by Spanish composer Toni Castells where she depicted a Persian Singer at the LSO St Lukes.

A graduate from the Trinity Laban Conservatoire of Music and Dance in Vocal, Opera studies (Leverhulme Trust scholar), she continues her studies with Alison Wells.

Honey enjoys a busy life on both the Opera and recital stage. She is currently touring the UK with Dulwich Opera Company singing the role of Despina in Mozart’s ‘Così fan tutte’ (Tour ends 2nd of November 2018)

www.honeyrouhani.co.uk

Paul Rhodes, International Baritone

Paul is the most experienced Baritone crooner in London, having appearead constantly in the West End at the famous Latin Quarter Theatre restaurant and The Hippodrome Casino (formerly The Talk of The Town).

He has appeared in television variety shows (both BBC and ITV, plus regional TV).

In the last two years, Paul has performed internationally in Europe and New York (in the influential ' Metropolitan Room and the Triad Theatre in Manhattan, and the Crazy Coqs in London). He has had the pleasure of performing for high profile venues, such as the Carnarfon Castle in North Wales for the Royal Wedding Concert.

Chris Taylor - pianist/composer/arranger

Chris has performed extensively in the United Kingdom and around the world as a piano soloist and chamber musician accompanist. Trained at the Royal Academy of Music, he is in demand as a pianist and has worked with many renowned musicians. He is as happy playing seventeenth century continuo as he is contemporary jazz, and recently received a five star review at Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2011 for ‘Muse Chanteuse’. Other recent venues include the Purcell Room, St Martin in the Fields and the Schubert Society of Great Britain in London, the Annual Festival of Music at St. Barrahane's Church in Southern Ireland, the Sofienberg Kirche, Oslo, Norway, the Newton Abott Music Society in Devon, Green Lake Church, Seattle , Washington, USA, and the Byron Entertainment Centre, New South Wales, Australia.


As a composer he created the music for Voicetruth and Invention Suite, works for large choir and orchestra both of which premiered at the Royal Albert Hall, and Imagine a World, a full length music theatre piece performed at the Wimbledon Theatre. He composed the operas Uncle Remus which premiered at the Hackney Empire and Artscape which was performed at the Fairfield Halls in Croydon, and created a commission for the London Philharmonic Orchestra which premiered at the Royal Festival Hall. He was a winner of Greenwich Theatre’s 'Ten Minute Musical Challenge' to create a ten minute musical in three hours, and in 2004 he co-wrote the music for the American Democratic Party's election campaign's promotional video, which was directed by Steven Spielberg. Chris has received many awards including a bursary from the PRS in 2009 for composition.